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Perseverance--Name List
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These people are known for perseverance, but they are not the only ones! Ask your teacher for permission if you choose someone not on this list.
Adams, Jane--social reformer
Alcott, Louisa May--author
Alexander the Great—world conquest
Ali, Muhammad—civil rights
Angelou, Maya—poet, civil rights
Anthony, Susan B.—civil rights
Arc, Joan of--religious activist
Ball, Lucille—actress
Bauby, Jean-Dominique—paralysis
Beethoven, Ludwig van—deafness
Bell, Alexander Graham—invention
Bigelow, Kathryn—director
Braille, Louis--invented braille for the blind
Charles, Ray (musician)—blindness
Chavez, Caesar—workers’ rights
Christie, Agatha--mystery writer
Churchill, Winston--political leader, England
Columbus, Christopher—discovery
Crazy Horse—freedom fighter
Curie, Marie—physicist
Dickinson, Emily--poet
Disney, Walt—business
Drake, Sir Francis--explorer
Douglas, Frederick—civil rights
DuBois, WEB—civil rights
Earhart, Amelia—women’s rights, aviation
Edison, Thomas Alva—invention
Edwards, Elizabeth—cancer
Einstein, Albert—learning disability
El Chino—first Chinese matador in Spain
Emerson, Ralph Waldo--writer
Ford, Henry--inventor of the automobile
Fox, Michael J.--actor
Fox, Terry (runner)—amputee with cancer
Frank, Anne--Holocaust victim
Franklin, Benjamin--scientist, inventor
Frost, Robert--poet
Gandhi, Mahatma--political leader
Galilee, Galileo--scientist
Geronimo—freedom fighter
Gehrig, Lou--sports
Goodall, Jane--scientist
Grandin, Temple—Autism
Gutenberg, Johann--printing
Hawking, Stephen—physics, disability
Hamilton, Bethany--shark survivor
Hershey, Milton—business
Hughes, Langston—poet, civil rights
Jefferson, Thomas--president
Jobs, Steve—business
Jones, James Earl (actor)—stuttering
Keller, Helen—blind and deaf
Kennedy, John F.--president
King, Coretta Scott—civil rights
King, Martin Luther, Jr. –civil rights
Lee, Robert E.—general
Leonardo da Vinci--scientist, artist
Lindbergh, Charles--inventor
Lincoln, Abraham--president
Malcolm X—civil rights
Matlin, Marlee (actress)--deafness
Mandela, Nelson--political leader (South Africa)
Monet, Claude--artist
Newton, Sir Issac--scientist
Parks, Rosa—civil rights
Pasteur, Louis--scientist
Perlman, Itzhak (violinist)—paralyzed from waist down
Poe, Edgar Allan--writer
Powell, John Wesley--explorer
Ralston, Aaron--hiker
Randolph, Wilma—athlete with physical disability
Reeve, Christopher--actor
Revere, Paul--patriot
Roberts, Ed--computer industry executive
Robinson, Jackie--athlete
Roosevelt, Franklin D.—president
Roosevelt, Eleanor--social activist
Rowling, J. K.--writer
Rudolph, Wilma--athlete
Salk, Jonas--doctor
Sowell, Simon—business
Sullivan, Anne—blind, education
Tammet, Daniel—autism
Teresa, Mother--philanthropist
ten Boom, Carrie--Holocaust survivor
Thatcher, Margaret--politician
Thoreau, Henry David--writer
Truth, Sojouner--abolitionish, feminist
Tubman, Harriet--abolitionist
Twain, Mark (Samuel Clemens)--writer
Van Gogh, Vincent (artist)—mental illness, epilepsy
Washington, George—freedom fighter
Wheatley, Phillis—poet, civil rights
Wilson, Woodrow—learning problem
Wonder, Stevie (musician)—blindness
Wright, Orville or Wilbur
Zaharias, Babe Didrikson—female athlete
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These people are known for perseverance, but they are not the only ones! Ask your teacher for permission if you choose someone not on this list.
Adams, Jane--social reformer
Alcott, Louisa May--author
Alexander the Great—world conquest
Ali, Muhammad—civil rights
Angelou, Maya—poet, civil rights
Anthony, Susan B.—civil rights
Arc, Joan of--religious activist
Ball, Lucille—actress
Bauby, Jean-Dominique—paralysis
Beethoven, Ludwig van—deafness
Bell, Alexander Graham—invention
Bigelow, Kathryn—director
Braille, Louis--invented braille for the blind
Charles, Ray (musician)—blindness
Chavez, Caesar—workers’ rights
Christie, Agatha--mystery writer
Churchill, Winston--political leader, England
Columbus, Christopher—discovery
Crazy Horse—freedom fighter
Curie, Marie—physicist
Dickinson, Emily--poet
Disney, Walt—business
Drake, Sir Francis--explorer
Douglas, Frederick—civil rights
DuBois, WEB—civil rights
Earhart, Amelia—women’s rights, aviation
Edison, Thomas Alva—invention
Edwards, Elizabeth—cancer
Einstein, Albert—learning disability
El Chino—first Chinese matador in Spain
Emerson, Ralph Waldo--writer
Ford, Henry--inventor of the automobile
Fox, Michael J.--actor
Fox, Terry (runner)—amputee with cancer
Frank, Anne--Holocaust victim
Franklin, Benjamin--scientist, inventor
Frost, Robert--poet
Gandhi, Mahatma--political leader
Galilee, Galileo--scientist
Geronimo—freedom fighter
Gehrig, Lou--sports
Goodall, Jane--scientist
Grandin, Temple—Autism
Gutenberg, Johann--printing
Hawking, Stephen—physics, disability
Hamilton, Bethany--shark survivor
Hershey, Milton—business
Hughes, Langston—poet, civil rights
Jefferson, Thomas--president
Jobs, Steve—business
Jones, James Earl (actor)—stuttering
Keller, Helen—blind and deaf
Kennedy, John F.--president
King, Coretta Scott—civil rights
King, Martin Luther, Jr. –civil rights
Lee, Robert E.—general
Leonardo da Vinci--scientist, artist
Lindbergh, Charles--inventor
Lincoln, Abraham--president
Malcolm X—civil rights
Matlin, Marlee (actress)--deafness
Mandela, Nelson--political leader (South Africa)
Monet, Claude--artist
Newton, Sir Issac--scientist
Parks, Rosa—civil rights
Pasteur, Louis--scientist
Perlman, Itzhak (violinist)—paralyzed from waist down
Poe, Edgar Allan--writer
Powell, John Wesley--explorer
Ralston, Aaron--hiker
Randolph, Wilma—athlete with physical disability
Reeve, Christopher--actor
Revere, Paul--patriot
Roberts, Ed--computer industry executive
Robinson, Jackie--athlete
Roosevelt, Franklin D.—president
Roosevelt, Eleanor--social activist
Rowling, J. K.--writer
Rudolph, Wilma--athlete
Salk, Jonas--doctor
Sowell, Simon—business
Sullivan, Anne—blind, education
Tammet, Daniel—autism
Teresa, Mother--philanthropist
ten Boom, Carrie--Holocaust survivor
Thatcher, Margaret--politician
Thoreau, Henry David--writer
Truth, Sojouner--abolitionish, feminist
Tubman, Harriet--abolitionist
Twain, Mark (Samuel Clemens)--writer
Van Gogh, Vincent (artist)—mental illness, epilepsy
Washington, George—freedom fighter
Wheatley, Phillis—poet, civil rights
Wilson, Woodrow—learning problem
Wonder, Stevie (musician)—blindness
Wright, Orville or Wilbur
Zaharias, Babe Didrikson—female athlete